'Slumdog Millionaire' angry Indians

'Slumdog Millionaire' angry IndiansHot and Most Western Countries Prize Winners will have won the Oscar Awards Night and Sunday with the No favorite 'Slumdog Millionaire' movie, Taking Indian cinema audience, not to reveal the misery of the country to lay arouses anger.


Hall of Fame and won many awards in Western countries, as well as the Oscars favorite Sunday night will find the owners of the film''Slumdog Millionaire'', Indian cinema attract a mass audience, since the country's misery arouses anger, to lay in front of the eyes.
The Hindu newspaper in an article titled''''Orientalism for a global market producer K.Hariharan,''Slumdog Millionaire, India is the cheapest and most have been dreaming about a film should be taken as far from reality''she says.
Hariharan, also wrote,''crushed under the weight of the global financial crisis on the Western side of the audience for most of India's most disgusting about this fairy tale, using the expression''a kind of entertainment should be discharge.
Danny Boyle's U.S. and England, winning several prizes in the British feature film, best film Oscar nominees are among the $ 100 million to turnover and the United States has approached. But 455 million people earning of $ 1.25 a day trying to stay alive in the press in India,''described as''misery pornography movie does not look like the same success caught the ...
A television program,''India's misery is not the best way to sell is actually an opening in the West''denilirken, Amitabh Bachchan, Bollywood's super starlarından, the''dark side of India shining (poverty, violence, mafia, drugs or corruption), reflecting the film condemns.
The author of the novel that inspired the movie Vikras Swarup called Q & A, on the contrary,''This is contrary to expectations that may slums in the story of a hero's victory,''the defense is doing.
However, out of Mumbai's suburbs''''Who wants to be a millionaire by winning the competition, this modern fairy tale about the fate of young Indians, the poorest segments of English-speaking movie theaters did not succeed.